I first came across the Sundarbans five years ago when I was asked to
shoot for a campaign for Greenpeace International. I have since returned to
both the Indian and Bangladeshi Sundarbans on seven more occasions covering
among other things the aftermath of cyclone Sidr and cyclone Aila. The Sundarbans is a vast area in the Ganges delta comprising a network
of over 100 low-lying islands surrounded by mangrove swamps. It is the largest
mangrove forest on the planet The area is home to
a British photojournalist, has been on the road for six years, mainly in Indian subcontinent and Brazil. He has been published in The Sunday Times Magazine, The Guardian and Esquire among others.
